St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-01

were off in front at the start, Darkhall and
Miss Ford in the rear. Wary took the lead at
the quarter pole and after showing the way
past the half gave way to Miss Ford, who led
to the wire an easy winner by two lengths,
Wary second, Hindoo Rose third; time 1 :44.
Fourth Raee-Selling one and One-quarter
miles, Leman was first OF, Rebel Scout and
Gold Flea close up, Rebel Scout leading at
the stand and quarter pole, closely Tapped by
Leman, who on the back stretch went to the
front and showed the way to the home
stretch. where he fell back, IRISH Pat and
Gold Flea whipping out for the finish, Irish
Pat winning by nose, Gold Flea second and
Wahoo third; time, 2:10.
Fifth race, selling, one and one-fourth
miles, Kensington, Grey Cloud and Hatto
were off in front, KensingtOn leading with
Hatto second around to the half, where
Pearl l. came up to second place; Kensing-
ton led around and into the home stretch and
failed, Brookful winning after sharp
finish, with Grey Cloud second, Kensington
third; time, 2:11l2.
Sixth race, hurdle, mile heats; first heat,
Pat Donovan led at the start and over the
first jump, Ascoi leading over the second
and third, when Tennessee came up, ana
passing Ascoli, won by two lengths, Ascoli
second, others distanced; time, l :5012.
Second heat, Ascoli led to the third jump,
where Tennessee came up on even terms,
and then taking the lead near the head of
the stretch, won easily by five lengths;
time, l :55.
TODAY 5 ENTRIES.
The races and entries for to-day at
Washington are as follows:
First race, one mile, Spalding, Rosalind,
Daruna and Roger Eastman,
Second race, fve-eighths mile, Wheeler T.,
Pat Moran, Filter, Rita r., Bertha, Lille
Virgil, Ella F. Elmira, Vattell, Irma H. Hat
tie D., Fleurette, Col. Gore, Cleopatra, Silver
Thread, Ocean Wave, Jennie s. and sallie
Warren.
Third race, five-eighths mile heats, Lady
Parrish and Kildare.
Fourth race, one and one sixteenth miles,
Rebel Scout, Cheat Fellow, Athlone, Nellie
c., Blddy Bowling, Nellie Harvey, Father
John, Emma johnson, Jim Naive, Glen
Fisher, Barator, Derby, Charlie Marks, Os-
good, Katie s., Trix, Col. Owens, Clonee,
Rayelin, Enchantress, Tom Uptegrove and
Helly s..
Fifth race, seven-eighths mile, Miss Flor
ence, Carnot, Paragon, Belle Taw, Eliza
HindoO Clay Sexton, Valuable, Carus, Lucy
johnson, Touchpas, Girola, marguerite and
Briganette.
GLOBE TIPS.
Readers of the GLOBE will find Spald-
ing good horse for first place in the
opening event to day at Chicago, and
Daruna or ROsalind second choice. In
the second race Pat Moran, if in con-
dition, ought to get home first, with Col
Gore and Silver Thread well to the
fore. Kildare will undoubtedly beat
Lady Parrish in the third event. Fol
the fourth race Jim Nave will have to
work hard to finish in front of Rebel
Scout or Cheat Fellow. AS wind up
Clay Sexton will probably catch the
judges eyes first with Eliza Hindoo
at his quarters.
Easy for Harry Wilkes.
PHILADELPHIA, June so. - About
5000 persons went to Point Breeze
course this afternoon to witness the
race between Harry Wilkes and
Gossip, Jr., which was postponed from
Thursday of last week ON account of
the weather. The announced purse
was So, 900, with an additional 81 900 for
the horse breaking the record 2.1315
The affair proved gigantic failure and
the spectators to man pronounced it a
hippodrome. Gossip, Jr., was in no
condition for a race and was drawn of
her two heats, both of which were
won by Harry Wilkes in ridiculously
slow time. Frank NOnDess drove
Harry Wilkes and P. f. Fritz, the
owner, drove Gossip, Jr., this being his
first public appearance with his own
horse. Harry Wilkes won the first heat
by two lengths in 2.13s4 and the second
heat by about 100 yards in 2.21. Harry
Wilkes was then sent one heat against
the best time over the Point Breeze
/ track, st. Julien's 2.17, and easily
trOtted the full mile m 2.164.